


A little background...
Like a favorite pair of stonewashed jeans, life’s wear and tear has softened me. Embracing my imperfections has opened the door to purpose, curiosity, and joy.
Born in the Midwest, I found myself starting over when a move South at forty brought unexpected challenges—including a deep struggle with control. What I learned through that season prepared me for another turning point: a cancer diagnosis at forty-seven that profoundly deepened my faith. In surrender, I discovered strength—and in that strength, a calling.
I'm a Board-Certified Master Christian Life Coach, with additional certifications in Mental Health Coaching, Grief and Loss, Hope Coaching, Stress Management, and Trauma-Informed Coaching through the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC). My continuing education includes advanced coursework in spiritual woundedness, biblical counseling, and neuroscience-informed coaching.
Over the past nine years, I’ve co-developed care-partner programs and pioneered mental health initiatives within both church and community settings. Each client session reflects a blend of clinical insight, spiritual grounding, and lived experience—a holistic approach that honors both the science of the mind and the care of the soul.
It’s a joy and a privilege to walk alongside others, offering encouragement, empowering direction, healing, and hope. We all get stuck sometimes—but you don’t have to stay there. Together, we’ll take the next right step.
“God had one son on earth without sin, but never one without suffering.” – St. Augustine
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Certifications and Credentialing:
Certified Master Christian Life Coach
Certified Mental Health Coach
Specializations:
Grief and Loss Coaching Certified
Grace-Focused Life Coaching
Hope Coaching Certified
Trauma Informed Coaching
Contributing Writer:
Hardin Life Resource Group Extensive Blog Catalog
Author:
Soul Rest (personal or group retreat)
Ezra's Desire (10 week study)
Jewishness of Christ (8 week study)
Battling Worry, Stress and Anxiety (5 Week Study)
